Yesterday Jamie Dupree (@jamiedupree) and I (@talkmaster) were discussing the first anniversary of ObamaCare on his third-hour segment with me.  We talked about how

Democrats and Republicans were having somewhat of a Twitter war over the anniversary ... with Pelosi (@threebagger) sending several Tweets highlighting the inherent evil of health insurance companies.  So ... while we were talking I posted the following Tweet:

Immediately both Jamie and Belinda urgently demanded that I pull that Tweet back, suggesting that I was going to live to regret that irreverent statement.

Well .. here we are the next morning, and the firestorm of damnation doesn't seem to have happened!  Even the Soros-funded footstools at Media Matters (@mmfa) didn't mention it!  Fact is ... Media Matters was busy telling people that all of the predictions about Obama simply haven't happened!  Wow!  Now that's pretty interesting, considering ObamaCare hasn't been even marginally implemented yet.  These Media Matters people are truly pathetic ... but I digress: 

So ... what happened?

Is it possible that my two stalwart friends didn't understand the message I was trying to convey --- while most of my listeners did?  We'll just attribute it to the heat of battle.

OK .. for the few of you out there who don't really understand the message I was trying to convey ... here you go.  It's really very simple ... all you have to do is study a bit of the history of the rise of Adolf Hitler alongside the history of the Democrat sales job on ObamaCare. 

Simply put ... Hitler demonized Jews by citing them as the root cause of most of the economic and social ills plaguing Germany .. problems that he was going to solve.  Democrats demonized health insurance companies by citing them as the root cause of most issues concerning affordable health care in America ... issues that the Democrats were going to solve with ObamaCare.

There ... really pretty easy, isn't it?  Hitler used the bogey man tactic, so did the Democrats, and trust me on this, Republicans aren't above the tactic themselves.  The problem is that it takes a marginally educated citizenry to see what is going on here ... and a public where 70 percent don't know what the Constitution is surely doesn't fit the bill.